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The estimate relies on internal data Anthropic provided, and crossing that threshold calls for stronger safety and monitoring measures.
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Anthropic's internal use of AI is helping it improve its models at roughly twice its previous speed, according to a METR report based on internal information Anthropic provided. Under Anthropic's own safety commitments, crossing that threshold calls for stronger safety and monitoring measures. Read more:Read original on X
Sam McCandlish said five days ago that Anthropic would be releasing a report on the speed of internal progress, so we will finally get an update to this chart. I’m very interested to see what this number is now. METR thinks it is at 50%. AL4 is the last step before full RSI.Read original on X
Report says Anthropic's internal AI use doubles model improvement speed
METR says Anthropic's AI use roughly doubles its model improvement speed
METR report says Anthropic's AI use doubles model improvement speed
METR report says Anthropic's internal AI use roughly doubles model improvement speed
METR report says Anthropic's internal AI use roughly doubles model improvement speed
METR report says Anthropic's internal AI use roughly doubles model improvement speed
Anthropic's AI use roughly doubles its model improvement speed, METR report says
METR report says Anthropic's AI use roughly doubles model improvement speed
METR report says Anthropic's AI use doubles model improvement speed
Anthropic's AI use roughly doubles its model improvement speed, METR says
Anthropic's internal AI use roughly doubles its model improvement speed, METR says
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